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STOP PEEING ON THIS BUILDING OLD MAN!
-is that better?
It almost has a poetic quality to it.
At least the elderly vagrant is not dropping a steamer there.
I resent being called an old man! Also, fine. I won't pee, I'll just urinate instead.
wait, is the dryer vent actually making the request?
or kill the exclamation point and use a comma.
Stop Peeing Old Man, On This Building!
Although you lose the Neil Youngian quality of the current phrasing.
Maybe the sign is warning us to stop because a peeing old man is on this building?
Could it be a William Shatner song from the 70's?
I think that "Old Man" is meant to be read first, as if it were the center of a circular logo. Stop! Peeing! should probably have only one exclamation point, but if they had just put a little more design thought into it, the current arrangement of words would be fine, I think.
It's a warning: Stop! Peeing old man somewhere on this building. You may be splashed.
I got it, the old dude is standing on the roof of the building peeing onto innocent passers by.
@withak Or if you happen to be peeing on this building, you should stop because there is an old man here.
@dolemite, That is just what I thought the message was supposed to be: an old man at that building does not like peeing thereon.
STOP!
PEEING!
Good god, y'all
Old man on this building
Absolutely Nothing!
Say it again!